Industries

By Greta Schulz The worst seems to be over, but our economy is, inevitably, cyclical. Like the rest of us, it has its ups and downs. Yet, when we are

Businesses adopt Citrix’s low cost desktop alternative By Chris Fleck Citrix’s HDX Ready Pi is about to disrupt the desktop PC industry as a low-cost, high-performance end-user computing device like

OK, many South Floridians and visitors know Wynwood is hip and cool, but national real estate company Cushman & Wakefield has given it a national seal of approval. Wynwood not

How Lang Realty captured the top spot in listings for Palm Beach County By Arnie Rosenberg  |  Photography by Larry Wood Early in its days, when Lang Realty still was finding

Developer shows no signs of slowing as Stephen Owens steps down By Kevin Gale Brickell City Centre developer Swire Properties has land for a major project in Fort Lauderdale across the

Experts tell what it takes to succeed By Kevin Gale Panelists talking about digital transformation at the South Florida Executive Roundtable offered a variety of insights on what it takes

  The nation’s second-largest supermarket chain, Safeway, has opened its first three stores in Florida, home to Publix Super Markets, the nation’s third-largest supermarket chain. The Safeways in Oakland Park,

The 220-ton cancer fighting proton therapy cyclotron that was featured in the June edition of SFBW has arrived at Baptist Health South Florida’s Miami Cancer Institute. The machine, nicknamed “Pete,” was

Three words that ensure your continued success By Stephen Garber You’re a successful leader. You’re making your way to the top, if you’re not already there. You are an expert

By Greta Schulz Jeremy arrived early at the office of Steve Collingsworth, president of Collingsworth Manufacturing Company, so he could sit in the parking lot and review in his head

Greenspoon Marder is targeting opportunities in the cannabis law field by opening three new offices and adding five attorneys. The firm announced June 6 that it is opening law offices

By David Lyons The rush is on in troubled Brazil to wrap up construction projects in time for the 2016 Summer Olympics. With roughly three months to go before the